Bishop Dwenger High School - Aureate Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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J5O0693S Kathleen Ryan distributes the Body of Christ. OPENING 3

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Alten County PufclK Library Ft Wayne, Indiana , Community Worship Since our school was first opened in 1963, the miracle of the Mass has been shared and witnessed by thou- sands of students. When we share the risen Christ in the Eucharist there is a unique feeling of total uni- ty. We gather as one big family to worship and receive God and the ef- fects of the Mass last throughout the day. Our friendships with each oth- er are emphasized and enhanced by our community worship, are the words of Sophomore Molly Urban. In addition to the monthly all school liturgys, daily communion services and noontime Masses are available to the students and staff. Cindy Nichols feels that everyone puts part of themselves into our worship here at Dwenger. The chapel is open all day for anyone who wishes to take advantage of free time to spend there. Many classes also use the chapel for group activities. During the first Euchanstic celebration of the school year the faculty received a special blessing and commission for teachers. Mark Gloudemans, Steve Sanders and John Senior, Brian Hartzog does one of the read- Fr. Jim Shafer — School Chaplin and Pastor. DeWald lead the procession. ings at the Eucahrist. 2 OPENING

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Our Family Of Faces Everybody watches out for everybody else. . . . Dwenger stu- dents form a bond with each other. ... I feel this is my second family. . . . Dwenger students are differ- ent. There are the words of several of our seniors. We have all kinds of people here and every one can somehow fit in. The students may have their own little groups they run around with but, no matter what you always have friends. I feel that Bishop Dwenger ' s student body is the best in support, representation and total school spirit. This is true tradition, says senior Amy Lo- hamer. We had an enrollment of 985 this year, which was about average for the last several years. The lar- gest class was of course the incom- ing Freshman. We took in many transfer students again this year from other schools. One of our trans- fer students Angie Theiss feels that our faculty makes all the difference in the world. She says, The close- ness between the teachers and the students plays a big role on the hap- piness of everyone. WE have a tra- dition of family and community here and it seems to grow each and every day. A Studious face: Mike Van Horn These two faces look as if they could be found on the wall of the nearest Post Office. However, they belong to seniors Kevin Hogan and Mike McKinney. Two of our finest. A new face this year; Bob Fipp. A Pom Pon face: Laurie Killion. Senior faces: Tina Kinniry; Julie Watercut- ter; Margie Secret; Theresa Henry. 4 OPENING